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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 8, Ch. 10]
tataḥ —thereafter;  mahā-ghanāḥ —big clouds;  vyomni —in the sky;  gambhīra-paruṣa-svanāḥ —making very deep rumbling sounds;  aṅgārān —embers;  mumucuḥ —released;  vātaiḥ —by the strong winds;  āhatāḥ —harassed;  stanayitnavaḥ —with the sound of thunder.
TRANSLATION
Fierce clouds, harassed by strong winds, then appeared in the sky. Rumbling very gravely with the sound of thunder, they began to shower live coals.
TEXT 50
सृष्टो दैत्येन सुमहान्वह्निः श्वसनसारथिः ।
सांवर्तक इवात्युग्रो विबुधध्वजिनीमधाक् ॥५०॥
sṛṣṭo daityena sumahān vahniḥ śvasana-sārathiḥ sāṁvartaka ivātyugro vibudha-dhvajinīm adhāk
sṛṣṭaḥ —created;  daityena —by the demon (Bali Mahārāja);  sumahān —very great, devastating;  vahniḥ —a fire;  śvasana-sārathiḥ —being carried by the blasting wind;  sāṁvartakaḥ —the fire named Sāṁvartaka, which appears during the time of dissolution;  iva —just like;  ati —very much;  ugraḥ —terrible;  vibudha —of the demigods;  dhvajinīm —the soldiers;  adhāk —burned to ashes.
TRANSLATION
A great devastating fire created by Bali Mahārāja began burning all the soldiers of the demigods. This fire, accompanied by blasting winds, seemed as terrible as the Sāṁvartaka fire, which appears at the time of dissolution.
TEXT 51
ततः समुद्र उद्वेलः सर्वतः प्रत्यदृश्यत ।
प्रचण्डवातैरुद्धूततरङ्गावर्तमीषणः
॥५१॥